North Korea reportedly updates constitution to mandate automatic nuclear strike if Kim Jong Un assassinated or command attacked.
North Korea has reportedly updated its constitution to mandate an automatic nuclear strike if leader Kim Jong Un is assassinated or if the country's nuclear command structure is attacked.
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